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Chess: A Novel J. G. and finds himself drawn irresistiblyMy delight in playing turned to a lust for playing, my lust for playing into a compulsion to play, a mania, a frenetic fury that filled not only my waking hours but also came to invade my sleep. I could think of nothing but chess, I thought only in chess moves and chess problems . . . As a chess obsessive, what if you have a once in a lifetime opportunity to play the world champion, but it might send you to the edge of madness . . . and tip you over?